The grassland life in the front is really exciting. In the end, the male protagonist, as the leader of a minority group, proclaims himself emperor. I feel a bit strange to me who purely loves history.
It is written by stringing together the stories of Journey to the West, the Cowherd, the Weaver Girl and the White Snake, creating a relatively continuous and grand world view. The heroine feels that she only plays a role in connecting the stories, with a weak sense of existence and some growth direction.